How to Pronounce "twang"
word
ˈtwɑŋ
TWANG
twˈæŋ
tw-ANG
Definition
A strong, sharp sound made by something like a string being suddenly plucked, or a nasal quality in someone’s voice or accent, often associated with certain regions.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈtwɑŋ
British English
twˈæŋ
Simplified Pronunciation
US
TWANG
UK
tw-ANG
Listen in Context
I heard a sharp twang when he plucked the guitar string.
Her voice has a slight Southern twang.
The bow made a twang as he shot the arrow.
You can really hear the twang in his accent when he talks about home.